Northern Inn (Tuwa New Village Branch in Kanas Scenic Area)

Kanas North Inn is located in the hinterland of Kanas New Village, backed by the towering Guanyutai Mountain Range, with winding mountains and primitive forests in front of the door. As an original ecological residence in the Kanas Scenic Area that combines natural wilderness and cultural warmth, the inn is built with mahogany as the main building and indoor furniture. The fragrance of wood lingers in the air, conveying the rustic charm of traditional Tuwa dwellings. With the natural insulation properties of wood, it creates a peaceful living space for travelers that is warm in winter and cool in summer. The inn consists of two courtyards, a front yard and a back yard, with a distance of about 150 meters between the two courtyards. It retains independent privacy while connecting the open landscape view. The front yard faces the lush forest and colorful alpine vegetation belt, with wildflowers spreading out like a woven blanket in spring and summer, and turning into a golden ocean of birch forests in late autumn; The backyard is nestled in the embrace of snow capped peaks, and upon opening the window, one can see the misty Karakaite Mountain peak. In winter, it is like a fairy tale snow village, quiet and mysterious. The rooms are designed in mahogany primary colors, with panoramic french window. Snow mountains, meadows, and stars are painted as dynamic murals. Some rooms are equipped with star viewing terraces, allowing passengers to immerse themselves in the vast sky of Kanas in the swaying chair. The inn is well versed in the natural rhythm of Kanas: In spring and summer, cows and sheep stroll on the grassland outside the courtyard, and wild foxes and deer can be encountered on foot by the stream. Firs and larch trees interweave in the mountains to create shade, and the air is moist with pine resin; In autumn, looking up at the layers of forests, golden white birch and crimson maple leaves are scattered on the mountain ridges, as if in the realm of oil paintings at the foot of Mount Fuji; In winter, enjoy the snow in a warm house, use underfloor heating and 24-hour hot water to dispel the chill, and open the door to explore the secret realm of rime. The inn conveys warmth through details: the unique sound insulation limitations of wooden structures have become a unique gift for listening to the natural morning and evening rhythms. The guests praised it for its convenient location and the view of the Milky Way grassland when they opened the door. The owner was simple and enthusiastic, as friendly as returning home.